Steve Brame
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A better method is to use AAF export, which should then be able to import to Avid Media Composer.
However, since we abandoned Avid a few years ago for the Adobe editing platform, I can’t vouch for it’s current usability. Back then it was sketchy at best.
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Right-click on the nested sequence in the Project Panel, and select ‘Duplicate’. Changes made to this duplicate do not affect the originals.
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The preset you choose on a new project simply determines the initial sequence created, and is independent of any importing.
I’m really at a loss. I’m using CS5, but I’ve just had a friend try it with CS3, and it works in either.
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I just did a 10 image sequence using your exact naming convention, and it works. Have you tried using a lower number of images as a test?
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Have you tried dropping the imported ‘Stars100’ image onto a sequence and checking it? Premiere doesn’t import each image separately, it creates a clip named for the first image in the sequence, with each frame of that clip being a sequential image. I’ll bet they’re all there.
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Yes there is! Just click on the ‘Effect Control’ tab, then click the ‘Motion’ twirl-down button under the ‘Video Effects’ heading, and from there you can ‘Scale’ the frame to your needs.
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I’m trying to figure out why you created images in Photoshop with green backgrounds and then tried to key them out in ‘whatever’ you’re trying to key them in. Try leaving the green background out in Photoshop.
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In Nero Vision’s initial menu select ‘Make Movie or Slide Show’.
In the ‘My Media’ window’s ‘Video’ tab, right-click and select ‘Import Disc’.
Vision will automatically search your DVD drive, and present you with a list of the ‘titles’ on the DVD. Keep in mind this is independent of the VOB files. An individual DVD ‘title’ may have multiple VOB’s in it. You choose which ‘titles’ you wish to import, and Vision will then create a single MPEG2 of each video title, ready for use in PPro.
Steve Brame
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